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Aoyagi-ji Temple (Houunsan)

相模原市南区上鶴間本町3丁目7−14

A Nichiren sect temple located in Sagamihara City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Its mountain name is Houunsan, and the principal image is the Great Mandala.

History

The temple's origins trace back to a simple hermitage called Seiryu-ji founded by Nichi-cho in 1499. In 1583, Shibuya Yoshishige, prompted by a dream, requested Nichi-da to establish the temple, leading to the renaming and formal construction of Seiryu-ji. It is also known for serving as a stage for the Freedom and People's Rights Movement in 1884 (Meiji 17).

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